> > Actually KDE files are currently not in /usr/share/config but in > > /usr/share [...]. > > No. I am speaking of the configuration files (*rc) for the KDE applica- > tions. Make a "ls /usr/share/config/*; rpm -qf /usr/share/config/*" and > you'll see all those files I am speaking of.
I know. I mean something different. KDE *root* is /usr/share. Consider what happens if every package like autoconf, autmake, gruff, zsh will install stuff directly into /usr/share instead of /usr/share/$(package) (like /usr/share/autoconf, /usr/share/zsh etc). My point was that the proper place for it is /usr/share/kde. And if some subtree thereof does not belong to /usr ... well it is different matter. > > > /usr/share/ > > autostart > > applnk > > applnk-mdk > > ... > > as the applnk folder might be used by all hosts to whom "/usr" got > exported > to, they may stay as they are see above. Let them stay in /usr/share but moved into /usr/share/mdk (maybe also moved to "/var" as they are > generated from time to time, thus might be consideren "shareble/variable", > so they should go into "/var/kde/applnk-mdk" etc.) > Yep. For -mdk or -mdk-simple quite reasonable. Another volatile file offhead is kdmrc. Anyway I have seen cases when /usr was read-only (it is hard for / but quite possible for /usr). -andrej
